Monthly Archives: September 2013

Dichotomy. Webster’s definition: a division or contrast between two things that are opposed or entirely different. I know what dichotomy means. I can even use it in a sentence.  But I did not know I could live it.  Until Grant died, … Continue reading →

Seven years ago, when blogs were just starting to consume the internet, I jumped on the blog band wagon and started my own blog.  It was called “Because He is Worthy” and it was my musings with the Lord in … Continue reading →

Yesterday I wrote about Horatio Spafford, and his unshakable faith in God, despite catastrophic circumstances in his life. (you can read that here)  Anna, was Horatio’s wife. I would be remiss, not to include Anna’s testimony, her own walk of grief … Continue reading →

“It Is Well With My Soul” has always been when of my all time favorite songs.  Not because the music is so great, even though I think it is.  Or because it has a catchy tune or deep meaning, although … Continue reading →

Running errands again.  We tend to do them together these days.  I suppose it’s easier to fake it in public when you’ve got back up, someone playing the role with you.  Someone else who knows the drill. As we conversed, … Continue reading →

We jumped in the car to run some errands. He driving, me sitting beside him staring out the window. Silence, so much silence these days. But even in the quiet, we know without doubt, what consumes the other’s mind.  And … Continue reading →

As I look back over the last few months, I can hardly believe all that has happened.  Grant has traded Earth, for Heaven, leaving us here to figure out life without him.  A very close immediate family member tried to … Continue reading →